Would love that-so answer that too... what I didn’t finish asking was what is the finishing joiner in the cracks between flagstones in a walk way. I have used a polymer quikcrete that you wet down after filling. Just checking to see if there’s anything better. Sorry my initial request was less than adequate!
We have open grass stripes between our large bluestone slabs. With pavers we have used polymeric sand in between the small cracks, this can also be sealed according to this reference below.
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Do you wish to seal your stone to have more intense color and the “wet look?”
Could you be more explicit - sealing or what furniture to use etc.
https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-seal-a-flagstone-patio
You could use a concrete sealer - it will lower the amount of dust it gives off.
If it is natural flagstone, no sealer is required.